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Basdaku White Beach

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Moalboal's real white-sand beach! While Panagsama is all rocks and reef for the sardine run, Basdaku is a long, wide sweep of powdery sand with water that shades from mint to deep blue. Swim, float, grab grilled snacks from the beachside stalls and stay for one of the best sunsets in south Cebu. Do the sardines in the morning, then come here to chill all afternoon!

What to do here

  • Swim and float in the clear water
  • Watch the sunset from the sand
  • Snack at the beachside stalls
  • Pair it with the Moalboal sardine run

Know before you go

There are no lifeguards on most of the beach; swim within your depth.

Weekends and summer holidays get crowded; keep an eye on your things.

Take your trash home.

Parking along the access roads; resorts have their own lots.

Public beach with a small access fee reported by some visitors; cottages and resort day use are paid separately.

While Panagsama is all rocks and reef for the sardine run, Basdaku is a long, wide sweep of powdery sand with water that shades from mint to deep blue.

Where it is

Saavedra, Moalboal, Cebu

By commuteFrom Cebu South Bus Terminal, take a bus to Moalboal (about 3 hours), then a tricycle or habal-habal to Basdaku; from Panagsama Beach it is about 15 to 20 minutes.

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FAQ

Where is the white beach in Moalboal?

Basdaku White Beach is in Barangay Saavedra, about 15 to 20 minutes from Panagsama.

Can I see the sardine run at Basdaku?

The sardine run is off Panagsama Beach; Basdaku is the sandy beach to relax at after.

Is Basdaku good for sunset?

Yes, it faces west over the Tañon Strait, so sunsets are a highlight.

Best: Dry season
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